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MEICA Process Engineer

Rowlands Castle
5 months ago
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A respected specialist Civil Engineering contractor is looking to appoint a skilled MEICA Process Engineer to support the design, development, and delivery of major clean water schemes. This role is central to integrating process design with mechanical and electrical systems, ensuring the delivery of technically sound and compliant water treatment solutions. The companies' specialities span across a variety of different sectors including water and waste water, infrastructure and coastal protection.

Working as part of a collaborative project delivery team in Hampshire, the successful candidate will lead process design activities and interface closely with mechanical, electrical, commercial and construction functions. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to complex, regulated projects and drive innovation in sustainable water engineering.

MEICA Process Engineer Job Overview

Lead and contribute to the design and optimisation of clean water treatment processes, ensuring compliance with industry and client standards.
Develop integrated MEICA designs and specifications, coordinating closely with mechanical, electrical, and process teams.
Support procurement activities, including technical evaluation of suppliers and subcontractors.
Review design buildability, cost implications, and provide technical input during tendering, construction, and commissioning phases.
Participate in safety reviews (HAZOP, ALM) and ensure design risks are identified and addressed.
Act as a key technical interface for clients, stakeholders, and delivery teams, ensuring effective communication and coordination across all phases of the project.

MEICA Process Engineer Job Requirements

Degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Process Engineering (or related discipline).
Proven experience in process engineering for clean water treatment or comparable infrastructure projects.
Experience of Civil Engineering projects
Strong understanding of MEICA interfaces, water treatment processes, and industry standards (e.g., DWI, EA).
Experience with process/M&E integration in a project delivery environment.
Familiarity with safety processes such as HAZOP and ALM and CDM
Understanding of different AutoCAD software packages, such as AutoCAD, Civils 3D, Navisworks, Infraworks, ReCap Pro
Experience of using cloud based CDE's such as BIM 360

MEICA Process Engineer Salary & Benefits

Salary -Circa £50,000 Dependant on experience
Car allowance
25 Days holiday + BH
Pension up to 10% match
Phone, Bonus, Private HealthcareBennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries.

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